What should you pay attention to when traveling to Lhasa in winter? What should you pay attention to when traveling to Lhasa in winter?

1. The temperature in Tibet is low in the morning and evening in winter. When visiting Tibet in winter, you need to keep warm. It is recommended to bring down jackets, jackets, sweaters and other warm clothes. The temperature difference between day and night in Tibet is relatively large. The sun is bright during the day and you feel more comfortable; it is cold at night, so you need to wear thicker clothes. In winter, the temperature in Lhasa is about minus 5 to 6 degrees Celsius in the morning and evening, and about 8 to 15 degrees Celsius during the day, which is much warmer than winter in the north.

2. The climate in Tibet is relatively dry in winter. When coming to Tibet in winter, you need to moisturize your skin. It is recommended to bring lipstick, hand cream, moisturizing oil, facial cream and other skin care products. The sunshine on the Tibetan Plateau is strong in winter, so it is recommended to bring sunscreen, sunglasses, hats and other sun protection products before entering Tibet.

3. When you come to Tibet in winter, you must do a good job in resisting "high-reaction". You can drink some rhodiola rosea half a month before entering Tibet. After entering Tibet, you can take anti-"high-reaction" drugs when "high-reaction" occurs.

4. At the same time, medical experts remind tourists that they should check their cardiopulmonary function in advance before entering Tibet, and they are not allowed to enter the plateau with illness.

5. When you first arrive at the plateau, do not walk or run quickly, do not overwork yourself, and avoid catching a cold. Drink more water and eat more fruits. At the same time, the diet should be light and less greasy, spicy, and irritating food; do not drink alcohol, and ensure adequate and good sleep.

6. Finally, the Tibet tourist routes in winter do not leave tours every day. It is recommended that tourists make reservations in advance to ensure that they can travel to Lhasa as scheduled.